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4 - Hinton News Tues. Jan. 12, 1999
The Hinton News
Published Tuesday
ByThe
Hlnton Publishing Corporation
210 nd Avn
Hlnton, W VL 25951
Phone (304) 466-0005
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SCHOOL MENUS
Week of January 20th. thru
2eth.
BREAKFAST
Wed. Jan. 20th. Aunt Jemima
french toast w/syrup, bagel w/cream
cheese, 100% apple juice, variety
cold milk.
Thurs. Jan. 21st. Steamy
cinnamon roll, Cinnamon Toast
Crunch, applesauce, variety cold
milk.
Fri. Jan. 22nd. Honey Nut w
Cheerios, yummy donut, chilled
100% grape juice, variety cold milk.
Mon. Jan. 25th. Kelloggs Pop
Tarts, Golden Graham Cereal, 100%
juice, variety cold milk.
Tues. Jan. 26th. Breakfast
burrito w/salsa, choice of cereal,
100% orange juice, variety cold milk.
LUNCH
Salad Bars at SMS & SCHS
Every Wednesday
Wed. Jan. 20th. Turkey/
dressing, green beans, steamy hot
roll, garden salad w/crackers,
peaches, variety cold milk.
ThurL Jan. 21st. BBQ on roll,
macaroni salad w/crackers, french
fries, golden apple, variety cold milk.
Fri. Jan. 22nd. Chicken
Tetrazzini, Hot wheat roll, cinnamon
applesauce, orange smiles, variety
cold milk.
Mort. Jan. 25th. Cheese pizza,
pasta salad w/crackers, peanut
butter bar, banana, variety cold
milk.
Tues. Jan. 26th. Navy beans,
baked ham, cornbread, apple slices,
chocolate chip cookies, variety cold
milk.
Austin Lee Martin
Celebrates First
, Birthday
Austin Lee Martin celebrated his
first birthday on Sept. 10, 1998.
Celebrating the occasion with Austin
and his morn, Misty and Dad Chris
along with his grandparents, Kenny
Simmons, Sandra and Hershel
Cales, uncles Kenny Simmons II and
Jamie Simmons, great great aunts
Jean Williams, Ruth McGuire and
cousin Earl Vest. Also Brenda and
Becky Frazier and Heather Spronse.
Sending giRs and birthday wishes
were God-Mother Peggy Meadows
and Anna Maria Cox. Thanks for
makingAustin's birthday so special.
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Paul Martin
November Student of the Month at
Sunnners County High School
Summers County High School
junior Paul Martin has been selected
as the Student of the Month at his
high school. Paul was selected by
the school's faculty for this
recognition based in part on his
academic and extra - curricular
activities and accomplishments.
Paul is a member of the National
Honor Society and has maintained
an almost perfect "A average since
the 9th grade. Paul is an active
member of New Hope United
Methodist Church and is vice-
president of his youth group.
Did You Know?
recreate a tank at home.
Investors interested in more
complete information about the
Stein Roe Advisor Tax-Managed
Growth Fund, including charges
and expenses, should call their
financial advisor and ask for a
prospectus, which they should
read carefully before they invest.
They also can obtain information
directly from Liberty Funds
Distributor at 1-800-345-6611.
(NAPS)--Soy milk, such as
Edensoy by Eden Foods, is a"
creamy, high protein alternative
to dairy products.
You can sprinkle So de la Renta
talc in your vacuum bag to fill the
house with the wonderful scent
while you vacuum.
To soothe itchy, dry skin, use
Aveeno ® Regular Bath Treatment
with 100 percent natural colloi-
dal oatmeal, an ingredient .long
recommended by dermatologists.
Put on a happy face! That's
what millions of children will do
this holiday season thanks to
gifts from Crayola products that
can add a rainbow of color to the
holidays.
To use an investment referral
service known as Advisor Source,
investors with significant assets
can visit a Schwab office or call
Schwab AdvisorSource at 800-
831-7026.
Children can go online at
www.tetra-fish.com to test-drive a
virtual aquarium and choose their
own aquarium, plants and fish.
Once built, you can see the fish in
motion and print a shopping list to
YMCA Summer of Service
educational experience as our staff
put classroom lessons into action,"
Sebulsky concluded.
Information on the YMCA's
Summer of Service at Camp
Horseshoe is available by calling
Lois Lipscomb at 304-478-2481 or
writing Rt. 2, Box 138, St. George,
WV 26287.
NEED GLASSES
The Hinton Lions Club is in need
Phe Ohio-WestVirginia YMCAis
seeking outstanding college age
students for YMCA Camp
Horseshoe's Summer of Service/
announced YMCA Executive David
King. =Our season includes four
nationally acclaimed leadership-
service camps for teenagers, an
Adventure Camp for 7 - 12 year olds,
five Youth Opportunity Camps for
low income boys and girls, and West
Virginia's residential camps for ofusedeye glasses.
children with cancer and. If you have any please drop offat
hemophilia." Iing continued.
H ....... Briers, Don's Sport Shop, or Garry's
orsesnoe rrogram Lnrecmr, en TT-] .Av Lot
Sebulsky, explains that a .......
Horseshoe experience is special for BOARD OF DIRECTORS
campers and staff alike. Horseshoe The Hinton "Area Community
is really a life-changing experience. Center's Board of Directors meet on
Students who want to make the secondTuesdayofeverymonth
differences for good in the lives of at 6:30 p. m. at King's Restaurant,
young people will find Horseshoe the 212 Temple Street.
place for them. It also a tremendous' The meetings are open to the
public.
II I I II
Jarrell's Exxon
"Your Full-Service Service Station"
466-0133
New Winter Hours: Begins October 19, 1998
Sunday 9-8
Monday thru Saturday 7-9
Mechanics on Duty Six Days a Week!
BEST TIRE VALUES IN THE AREA!!!
Large InventoryHl
• Front End Alignments
• Air Conditioning
• Oil Changes
• Tire Mounting (European & American .Equip)
• Computerized Wheel Balances
• Brake Work
• Snap-On Computerized Diagnostic Equipment for
• Domestic & Import Vehicles
• Most Auto Repairs
• Full & Self Service Gasoline
• Head Mechanic-- Neal Cody
• Mechanic--Tim Ward
!1 IIIIII I I II I
The Hinton Rotary club also
recognizes the Summers County
High School Students of the Month
with certificates and invites these
students to be their guest at
meetings that are held at the Upper
Crust Restaurant in Hinton.
Paul Martin lives at Hilldale with
his parents Randy and Brenda
Martin. Paul's paternal
grandparents are Mrs. Genivee
Martin and the late Robert Martin
of Marie. Paul's maternal
grandparents are Dewey and Doris
Lilly of Hilldale.
BABY ITEMSNEEDED
REACHH is in need of all baby
items. Such as clothes, bottles, play
pins, cribs. If you would like to
donate such items. Call 466-4659 or
drop offat REACHH
If you have borrowed any baby
items from REACHH and are no
longer using them, please return to
REACHH.
IN THE LIBRARY
During the fall, you may have noticed the Friends of the Library busil:
selling raffle tickets on a $100 bill. The drawing on December 16th produce
a winner, Marilyn Epperly of Roanoke,"VA. She bought her ticket fron
Margie Hank. The Friends netted $407. Thanks to everyone who sold o:
bought tickets.
The annual book sale is over for another year. Almost every book fount
its way to a new home and the Friends netted a record $1346.00.
While there will be no more old books for sale until next fall, there a
some new ones available at the Library including: - History and Genealog
of Rockymount Baptist Church for $25.00; - The History of Summen
County by Judge Miller for $35.00; - the Cemetery Book for $47.70;
Frontier Defence of the Greenbrier and Middle New River Country fm
$20.00.
Summers County Afghans looking gorgeous in blue and cream, are onc
again available for $40.00 Money raised from the above mentioned fund
raisers goes into the Friends checking account. Some of it was used thi
December to defray the expenses for a Christmas party given on Decembez
14th in the Library for LAMP students and tutors.
LAMP, the Library's literacy program, has had a lot to celebrate since
our new year began July 1. Over 50 people have received help. 7 LAMP
students passed their GED test given in the fall. One of'our students was
picked as WV Laubach student of the year. And with a little financial help
from the Friends, we were able to celebrate with refreshments, gifts and a
visit from Santa. Thanks, Friends.
Announcements: The Book-Discussion Group will meet on the fourth
Wednesday of January at 7:30 PM in the Library to discuss Made in America
by Bill Bryson and to pick books to read and discuss for next year. Interested
in joining in? We have had a wonderful and simulating year and would
love to have you.
The Friends of the Library will meet at 3:30 on January 18th in the
Library.
Concerned Nurses To Meet
A program on "Depression" will be
given January 19 for Concerned
Nurses of West Virginia. Loretta
Baker, MSW, member of the
Academy of Certified Social
Workers, and Social Services
Director at The Brier, in Fairlea
Medical Center and Greenbrier
Physicians, and come straight to the
stop sign. Instead of following the
road to the right, come straight
ahead and it is the first building on
the right--white columns in front.
All RNs and LPNs are invited. F¢'r
(formerly Shenandoah Manor, of more details, call 645-3414. The
Ronceverte, wilI talk about
depression as it relates to residents
in facilities, and their families. She
also will address factors such as
seasons and their effects upon
depression.
The meeting will begin at 7 p. m.
and will be held at The Brier. They
will provide a tour of the new facility
Executive Committee will meet at
6:30 p. m.
CHANGING TABLE NEEDED
The Family Resource Center
(411-FRC) is in need of a baby
changing table for use in its Day
Care program. If you have one you
are no longer using, that you would
consider donating or selling, please
along with refreshments. The contect the FRC at 466-2226 and ask
location: Pass Greenbrier Valley for Linda or Holli.
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS, INC.
130 Temple St., Hinton, WV 466-1179
DAVID W. JOHNSON, MGR.
We know how you want your family treated and the
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